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Your weight on other planets

The same body weighs a different amount depending on where it is. Choose your weight and your age, and see what happens.

How much do you weigh?
How old are you?

Your age changes too, and it is not a trick: a year is one full trip around the Sun, and every planet makes it at its own speed. Mars takes 687 of our days, so up there you would have had far fewer birthdays.

Pluto

4.6 lb

Gravity here is 0.7 m/s²

You would not be one year old yet: your first birthday comes at 248 Earth years

The Moon

11 lb

Gravity here is 1.6 m/s²

Here years are the same as ours: the Moon travels around the Sun together with Earth

Mars

25 lb

Gravity here is 3.7 m/s²

And you would be 4.3 years old

Mercury

25 lb

Gravity here is 3.7 m/s²

And you would be 33 years old

Uranus

58 lb

Gravity here is 8.7 m/s²

You would not be one year old yet: your first birthday comes at 84 Earth years

Venus

59 lb

Gravity here is 8.9 m/s²

And you would be 13 years old

Saturn

60 lb

Gravity here is 9 m/s²

You would not be one year old yet: your first birthday comes at 29 Earth years

Earth

65 lb

Gravity here is 9.8 m/s²

And you would be 8 years old

Neptune

73 lb

Gravity here is 11 m/s²

You would not be one year old yet: your first birthday comes at 164 Earth years

Jupiter

153 lb

Gravity here is 23.1 m/s²

You would not be one year old yet: your first birthday comes at 12 Earth years

The numbers come from the NASA Planetary Fact Sheet, line by line.